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Paragraph 1: An Account
Paragraph 1: An Account
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Every transaction has a twofold effect
a value is received at the same a value
Double-Entry System yielded/parted.
Both effect are equal in amount.
BOOKKEEPING
Single-Entry System
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Anything of values that business
An Asset or organizations
Cash Furniture and Future Account Receivable Stock or Office Supplies Many others that show
Inventory what the organizations own
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MODAL
The value of business to the
owner or owners
Owner’s Equity
Ownership
(OE)
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The Ledger
Capital Expenses
Asset Liability Income
POSTING
Entries from all journal to the ledger every month
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Journals or books or
original entry Have two or more columns. They
often have space for date and To record increases or
explanation of the transaction decreases in the accounts
affected by the transaction
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An entry made on the left-hand side or
column of an account Some bookkeepers use a far right-
Debit hand column to keep an up to date
Column of an account At one time meant value received, or balance of the acoount
literally he owes
Credit An entry made on the right-
hand side or column
Meant value parted with, or
literally he trusts
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Accounting Formula Liabilities + Owner’s Equity
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POSTING
Trial Balance
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Double-Entry
BOOKKEEPING
Single-Entry
This method refers to any system that does not include the
complete result of every transaction.
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Purchase Books
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BOOKKEEPERS